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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What were you/ what you were
Which one is correct;
Got it what were you talking about.
Or it should be
Got it what you were talking about.
Top answer
" is a direct question. what you were talking about is a subordinate clause. It is not a question.
- " is a direct question.
- what you were talking about is a subordinate clause.
- It is not a question.
- eg What you were talking about was very interesting.
- eg I understand what you were talking about.
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"What were you talking about?" is a direct question.
what you were talking about is a subordinate clause. It is not a question.
eg What you were talking about was very interesting.
eg I understand what you were talking about.
I get can mean I understand. So you can say eg I get what you were talking about.
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